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GST rate on repair of roller

KARAN VERMA

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I am sending my roller for repair to job worker having cost ₹ 10 lakhs.

Now, my question is which job work rate 18% or 12% will be applicable on this.

GST on Roller Repairs: 18% Under SAC 9987, Not Job Work at 12% Under SAC 9988 A user inquired about the applicable GST rate for repairing a roller, questioning whether it should be 18% or 12%. One respondent clarified that repair services fall under SAC No. 9987 with an 18% GST rate, distinguishing it from job work, which is classified under SAC 9988. Another respondent added that the service provider must charge GST if their turnover exceeds the threshold limit. The discussion highlighted the distinction between repair services and job work for GST purposes. (AI Summary)
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